The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-07
SADDAYSFOR MIR. HARTIGAN.
HE IsN,T As YOUNG AS HE USED TO nm
AND CAN'T STAND THE PACE

Tao Oid war Herse is CisHus at the ne,
| straiut or Feeble Health, sad Oniy Wants
Chance at Judas and the Kid Dudo.
These are cad days for tho Hon. jeremiah
Hartigan. While all the old war horses and
his former young heutenants are hustlina
around for votes. tho Hon. Mr. Hartigan Ia
fretting his life away wrapped In blankets In
an easy chair, up In the headquarters Of the
Second Assembly District, 200 Park Row. or In
his apartments in City Hall place. or mayhap
ut Smiling Mickey Martins, or some other Of
tho hospitable Sixth ward barrooms where tho
rd-working and energetic political workers
congregate these election days.
When Warden Walsh started to get up biz
Fellows meeting in Paradise park on Sntur.
day night. jerry hustled around with his old.
time vigor. but 1t was for an hour only. He
could not keep 1t up.
He says. however. that he will yet be around
hale and hearty as OF yore He managed to
crawl up to the Second Assembly District
County Democracy headquarters yesterday
afternoon, whore was q gathering Of district
Captains.
"Yo hear me. all o. ye." Jerry cried out Yen
wurrk for Follows as 70 nivvir wurrked before.
The man as drops OF in his vote and comeu
here Wild dc news, II get his head cracked wild
dis cane. Ye all hear me now. give 70 fair
warnin,. Look 70. Mcdonald, you have my
ould district. II 70 don't raise the vote Ill
break yer head. 'Rimimber. never wan o. 70
ivir stuck up for o dude. and ye're not going
to stick up for i'm now. There's great
sthorles going about the Second Assembly
district as to wan dale or anudder.
but lave none of yes carry out, any
a 70 Fs I'll FsoH M shs Dsts so Astor %s
snd ;snS Elm y Va Va W.T. Mar, W.
Hase ye could cit nowhere else. Il was glad
that ye can have in the eity. Some must b q
oash ssS &c "a a q
Hold on; Js5ryI said william F. Mcdonald.
aSsa THs IL oI S nlo ss
s SSaa sn5 Id ad il ss as;s %I s
f plSyii Iins y It. ws1e si%p!s psses and
W. sho 1pfdi' Sivsail wan Us But
WIN pegps set anu
%Sa shs1 g. aa % jasper xse
sif tSE MI PSiIitzsr: ,Eys5sys Ss ne. dsn,s
tibet and ought to Do hanged like they hung
Hsns Judas. every one cried. Hs is no
%s1} have have nethins. t. s do with tho dude
aSG SsS Fo R2St tS DO sa ts:
We'll work all day on Tuesday to put Pollitzer
in the sever. and send De Lawncey, the dude
back to Maspeth. Tra-la-la, De Lawnceyi"
hss ss Of Sn
and said that he had just. left an old friend.
Pulitzer and Henry George had combined
their forces. George, saw that he could not
poll decent respectable vote. and that all tho
There S was nothing lett but that George should
sell out to Pulitzer. That was now done.
George had the money. and on Tuesday
Neon. through Maurice Hyand and Denny
Shea, the candidate for Coroner on the Nicoll
ticket would get 500 votes IN the Second As.
~! Ct the S %orEasnea aS 3Sas
"SsyeE y9S fear MI sehtnasbsp said d1 WI,
Be Lancey Nieoi, You know"
Just look at the thaving villain, Pollltzsr.
crying out Stop theft stop, thietp to, dwarf
the 'tention OF the crowd. Bnt he's de muir
Ys all kn9 ~ hey Mr.
none other, Ye all reminder how many news
dealers In this naborhood took his IS 9 week,
Mr.. Pollitzer is q murtherin thafe and would
ne' e lse dseaed hat se pozsr in
spake word again to me again. LUX about
ond district puts in his vote for De Lawncey
the $Ts Tor fss S tS5 3d. Me-